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Your first moot?

<movie>file=/video/mootingcomplete/YourFirstMoot.flv|width=512|height=288</movie> See if you can identify with these fears!

Hear Andrew, Thomas, Anita, Tessa and Thomas talking about what concerned them before their first experience of mooting. Learn about:

  • The 'detail'
  • Etiquette
  • Skeletons
  • Memorising speeches
  • The importance of practise, practise, practise!



Roles within mooting

<movie>file=/video/mootingcomplete/RolesWithinMooting.flv|width=512|height=288</movie> The mooters clarify how the roles of junior and senior pan out (no - the junior is not the senior's whipping boy!).

Big issues covered include:

  • Importance of teamwork;
  • Consistency wins points;
  • Cross-referencing arguments with aplomb


Role of the judge

<movie>file=/video/mootingcomplete/RoleOfJudge.flv|width=512|height=288</movie> This clip sees you introduced to the knee-wobbling horror that is judicial intervention. Hopefully it will reassure you somewhat that everyone is a little daunted (OK terrified) of the judge questioning you and putting you off your stroke.

Our brave mooters cover the following:

  • What demeanour to adopt
  • Different types of judge (don't forget to see our accompanying guide Know Your Judge for more on this)
  • The perils of trying to 'read' judges
  • How effective your response to a judge's question can be


Sharing good (and bad!) experiences

<movie>file=/video/mootingcomplete/GoodBadExperiences.flv|width=512|height=288</movie> A warm cuddly 'sharing experiences' clip complete with top tips on:

  • Balancing your emotions
  • Remembering to conclude - don't just fade out (See our live example of this in Top Tips)
  • Not over-thinking
Ahhhh...it's good to share (Thanks ryancr - flickr.com)


Moot etiquette

<movie>file=/video/mootingcomplete/Etiquette.flv|width=512|height=288</movie>

Mooting has a very strict etiquette - getting the rules sorted can be tricky. Here are our students to help you!